- Citrus and mint scents stimulate the trigeminal nerve that boosts energy. The classic is pink grapefruit.
- Inhale rosemary for a memory boost; research at Northumbria Univeristy has found it works in the same way as demnetia drugs.
- Scent receptors in the skin may explain how fragrance boosts its appearance. Rose absolute, found in many anti-aging creams, improves skin texture. White sandalore, a subsitute used in perfume for sandalwood, is linked to faster healing.
- Men are aroused by sweet scents like vanilla; if that does not appeal to you, use a scent from the past that conjures up feelings of shared good times.
I was always making notes on scraps of paper about tips and facts I'd read in books and magazines, seen on the Internet or on TV. So this is my paperless filing system for all those bits of information I want to access easily. (Please note: I live in the UK, so any financial or legal information relates only to the UK.)
Thursday, 30 June 2016
Perfume Facts
Here are some facts about scents to think about when buying a new perfume.
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